The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-27

sion as we went to press last evening.
The National Drill at Washington has at
tracted number of our citizens to that city
during this week.
If the liver and kidneys are sluggish ana
inactive. Hoods SaIsaparlla will rouse them
TO prompt aid regular action. Take 1t now.
Col Richard Woo; ten, Deputy Collector OF
Internal Eev.nne, has been in our Town on
official business.
Tli,, school children are eagerly looking
forw ard to the vacation season which begins
the latter part of next month.
Carl W. Bond, ,f this county, has been
promoted to be a cabinet maker in The Ire as
ury Department, at 81 30 per day
The recently appointed Local School Trns-
tees aie requested to meet and select chair
man and send not itiration Of said meeting to
the Secretary of Tie School Board.
The ma ,riage of Miss Netiie, daughter OF
ex- Governor Bowie, and Mr. Eugene Roberts
will take place at .Failyiew' on Wednesday,
June Sth.
The ladies' Of Epiphany Church, Forest,
vile, will hold F estival in the New Sunday
School Room on Wilt Monday, Nay 30lh, for
the benefit of the fund for church repairs.
The attention of our readers is called TO
the large advertisement of Kings PLACE, the
popular Dry G Gods House, at No. sl4 9Th
Street, Washington.
The Saluatory at tie commencement OF
the Western Mary land College next month
will be delivered by Mr.. Zent Downing, son
of Mr.. John L. Downing.
The Marlboro Base Ball Club will play a
game with the Charlotte Hall nine, on the
grounds near the Gepot, next Monday eve.
ming at = o'clock.
We will begin. in our next issue, the publ,
cation of an interesting original story, written
by young lady and gentleman of this coun-
ty.
Tie memorial services i'll connection with
the mural tablet to be erected 10 the memory
of Dr. Levin, will be hell in Trinity Church
GA Friday next, the 3rd of June.
sRi> ersGale,' the old Calvert estate neal
Bladensburg, says the Laurel Free quill, has
been purchased by 1.-The Country Club and
will be converted into a summer resort for
the society people who form the club.
| The grateful showers OF Tuesday and dur
| ing the night, rejoiced the growing crops and
created good ''planting season" for the farm
er. The dust, which was growing deep and
| abundant was very sati sfactorilY settled.
Messrs. James Massey and Ii. Eugene
Brooke, day inspectors, and John Sommers,
night inspector, have been officially notified
| that their services at tie Custom House,
Baltimore, will not be required after Sunday
next, May Goth.
Mr.. Vim. NJ. Wilson, of this county, has
been appointed by Collector Groome to the
| position of temporary night inspector at the
| Custom House for term not to exceed six
months The average pay is from $50 to $40
per month.
Mr.. Richard E. Brandt as trustee offered
| for sale the real estate of which the late
Henry c. Thorne died seized and possessed.
A satisfactory bid not being received, the
property was withdrawn, aud will be sold at
private sale.
The quiet (:) hours of the night and the
| peaceful CD season Of early dawn are, now
a-days, greatly augmented by feline concerts
and chanticIeel's resounding crow. 1t only
needs the bilious mosquito and the persistent
buzzing fly to make summer bliss complete
|
| The lecturer of the Natio nal Grange la:
promised to deliysr an address, ''Cooperatiol
among Farmers, in this Town Oh Saturday
June l. This is subject of great Interest
to large majority of our people and we hOpt
1 and expect that the lecturer will be greeted
by large audience. Due notice will be Civ
en- next week.
The busy sound of The carpenters hammer
and the active work of the painters brush
that have been with us for some time past
are making pleasing Improvements in on
Town. The "burnt district" which appear
ed SO bleak and disheartening during the win
ter months, is-with its new buildings, fresl
paint, etc. becoming the most attractive
portion of our Town.
The Port Tobacco Times of the 20th says
Messrs. Thos. G. Price Il Co have just sol,
for Mr.. W. Mex. Burroughs ten hogshe ads a
prices rangin. from 6 To . cents; most of i
selling at and cents. They have also sol,
for Mr.. T.. X. Ching five Logsheads at 6,
and eight cents for Mr.. }. K. Ryce, of st
Marys, five hogsheads at . to 10 cents, AM
for Mr.. ID. s. Bowles, also Of St. Mays, OH
hogshead at 9 cents.